Landscape Architect

Landscape Architect, Barnstaple, £35k - £45k DOE

If you would like to know more information about this opportunity, please contact Sophie Randle at RGB Recruitment ASAP!

A well-established architectural and landscape design practice are looking for a Landscape Architect to join its Barnstaple studio. With a strong reputation for delivering high-quality work across residential, education, healthcare, and community sectors, the practice takes pride in context-sensitive design and long-term client relationships.

This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled professional with LVIA experience to contribute to a collaborative, multidisciplinary team focused on creating places that are both functional and inspiring. Preferably office based but also happy to consider working from home with a couple of days in the office.

The Role:

• You will work on projects at various stages of development—from early concepts and masterplanning to detailed design and delivery.
• Producing landscape strategies, masterplans, and detailed technical drawings
• Preparing and coordinating Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments (LVIA)
• Supporting planning applications with clear, well-structured documentation
• Collaborating closely with in-house architects and external consultants
• Ensuring all proposals meet planning policy, environmental, and design standards

Requirements

• Qualified Landscape Architectural degree and proven UK practice experience
• Chartered status (CMLI) or on the pathway to chartership
• Demonstrable experience preparing LVIAs and supporting planning submissions
• Proficiency in AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite, and relevant design tools
• Strong graphic, technical, and report writing skills
• A collaborative mindset and a keen eye for detail

This is a great opportunity to join a stable, supportive working environment with a strong regional presence, hybrid working arrangements and flexible hours. Competitive salary and benefits package and opportunities for professional development and progression